[Series: 【 Minor Good Guide] Vol. 27: High-Quality Sandals from Adidas Originals.

Classic items from established brands are truly great. As the name “classic” suggests, they have a long history and reliable features, so you never get tired of them no matter how old you get. But this series is aimed at those with a bit of a contrarian streak. I’ll be introducing items from that brand that are actually little-known but really stand out. In this 27th installment, we’ll look at some under-the-radar gems from .

Photo_Arata Suzuki
Styling_So Matsukawa
Text&Edit_Yuri Sudo

Adidas is attracting even more attention at this global soccer festival. The sheer breadth of its product lineup, which appeals to everyone, is truly remarkable.

Even when it comes to sandals, everyone knows about the shower sandals and recovery sandals released by , but did you know they also offer sandals of this high quality?

Adimure Sandals ¥16,500

The first thing that catches your eye is the upper, which is lavishly crafted from harako leather. The embossed Trefoil logo further enhances the premium feel. The mule silhouette makes them easy to slip on, while the cushioned footbed and cork sole ensure comfort while walking—a perfect balance that’s quintessentially .

Camouflage patterns often give an outfit a military or streetwear vibe just by adding a single piece, but when paired with harako, they create a surprisingly effortless look.

The subtle cow print makes these shoes more approachable, and they’re perfect for wearing not only barefoot but also with socks. The lineup also includes a version with a larger cow print, as well as a suede upper in the same silhouette. These shoes add just the right touch of style to simple summer outfits.

The breadth of and its ability to blend technique with fashion (vibrancy) are just like the Japanese national soccer team. Let’s continue to cheer on this team as they thrill the stadium with their play on both offense and defense.

Location Note: Artist Nanami Okayama’s studio. Jars, colored hangers, and pieces of wood—all collected as hobbies—are scattered about.